Banksy’s Nazi reworking of oil painting hits $310,000 in auction

A $50 frugal painting by Banks hit the $310000 on the revised bids, auction or even not to close, until Thursday night.
The British graffiti artist said he bought a paintings for sale of a mountain scene, and then add a Nazi soldiers "destroy" it stare at the landscape. Now called "mediocre the banality of evil", works of art have been sold to store good housing project from the project, because it is homeless, and AIDS.
Since the online auction on Tuesday, the picture has a bid - and at the top of the $112 and $310400 now. It is possible to achieve higher when bidding auction ended at 8 PM. One of work: eastern Banks canvas for $1.87 million five years ago.
"It can be as high as $one million or higher, because there is so much running around," Elizabeth von habsburg art, managing director of Winston art group, told the BBC.
(update: the bid price is $615000, according to the auction website Friday.]
In October, the Banks have art in New York, a new block in a different position every day. Range from a glass pieces McDonald's real shoe polish to the slaughterhouse truck filled with stuffed animals.
And a few people have a bargain when they bought art $60 sign painting booth, Banks from the central park each value of $20000.
But the party's over once housing sales get the job done. Banks - remained elusive and anonymous after years of art scene - say goodbye to New York, lure back threat graffiti queens park 5 return:
", this is it. Thank you for your patience. It is a pleasure. Save 5 back. Goodbye, "he said on his website.